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| Built-in Web Site Services |
- Microsoft Outlook Web Access allows users to access their
mailboxes from the Internet using a web browser.
- Remote Web Workspace allows users to securely access
services form the local network from the Internet using a Web Browser.
- Outlook Mobile Access allows users to access mailboxes using
a mobile device.
- SharePoint services allows users to access the intranet Web
site created by Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services from the
internet using a web browser.
- Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption ensures nobody on the
Internet can view communications between the server and the remote web
browser.
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| Built-in Exchange Server |
- Users can access email using Outlook 2003.
- Offline mail synchronization between the server mail folder
and the copy of the folder on the local computer.
- Email from multiple user email addresses can be integrated
into Exchange Server mail.
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| Share Printers |
- Enable users to share printers.
- Schedule large print jobs for off-peak time.
- Print from remote locations.
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| File Server Services |
- Users can store all files on the Small Business Server or an
additional network server.
- Users can keep a local copy of their workon their desktop or
mobile computer and synchronize with the file server when they log on.
- Centralized storage of business files improves backups of
business information.
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| Built-in Fax Server |
- Users can send, receive, and manage faxes using a local fax
device attached to their computer or a remote fax printer.
- Faxes can be delivered to a specific mailbox or mailboxes.
- Fax devices can have different delivery methods.
- Faxes can be routed to e-mail, a folder, a printer, or
stored in a document library.
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| Secure Remote Access: |
- Remote authenticated users can access the local area network
and access its resources using virtual private networking (VPN).
- IPSec security prevents unauthorized users from reading
information sent to and from the server.
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| Secure Local Area Network |
- Internet Protocol (IP) Security over NAT: IPSec Virtual
Private Networking via NAT.
- Secure wireless LANs using automatic key management, user
authentication, and authorization.
- File and folder security and sharing using NTFS permissions.
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| Network Security |
- Internet Connection Firewall (ICF).
- Internet Security Authorization (ISA) Server firewall
security.
- Local area network using IPSec security when the network is
in Windows Server 2003 native mode.
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| Enhanced Collaboration using built-in Windows
SharePoint Services |
- Groups with your organization can share files, participate
in discussions, share information, and work on join projects using the
your businesses' Intranet or the Internet.
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| Scheduled Backups |
- Backups can be performed to tape or hard disks.
- Backups can be scheduled for day, time, backup type, and
method.
- Take periodic "snapshots" of shared folders.
- Sends reminders to onsite staff to change backup tapes, etc.
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| Built-in SQL Server (with Small Business Server
Premium Edition) |
- Integrates with many accounting, customer relationship
management (CRM), personnel, and other business software applications.
- Provides interoperability features that are more advanced
and robust that Access or other databases.
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| Support for additional servers |
- Additional domain servers can be added to the network to
provide additional user support and redundancy.
- Additional member servers can be added in order to support
key business applications.
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| Improved monitoring and alerts |
- Monitoring and reporting services can be used to evaluate
server health.
- Alert notifications can be set up to generate alerts when a
critical events are detected.
- Reports can be sent to key stakeholders to track and monitor
network and server usage.
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